Thus far it’s not clear what sort of lens is used in this new C925e model. Sharp glass is surely a good start towards delivering sharp imagery. One of the possibly biggest differences is the fact that the older two models features multi-element glass lenses from Carl Zeiss. It can be mounted in various ways, including on a standard camera tripod. It has the same basic mounting mechanics as the others, which have proven to a be a great design. It’s a little wider and had a built-in privacy shutter. The newer C925e adopts some of the industrial design of their webcams designed to work with smart-TVs. I’ve highlighted those rows where there are differences worth examination. Let’s consider it along side the two top-of-the-line non-PTZ models, the C920 and C930e. Given my rambling exploration of webcams I have a handful of them hereabouts, which leaves me potentially well-positioned to help explain where the C925e fits. Logitech’s own web site and marketing language make it difficult to differentiate the various models. The family of Logitech webcams can be confusing. However, there has recently been some movement that sleepiest corner of technology as Logitech this week announced the Logitech C925e Webcam. Yet the competitive landscape for webcams has been relatively unchanged in recent years. As more and more people make use of video, whether via Blab, Blue Jeans, Hangout, Skype or Zoom, webcams have been continually increasing in importance.
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